This is How Broken NASA Is

"In June, NASA finished work on a huge construction project here in Mississippi: a $349 million laboratory tower, designed to test a new rocket engine in a chamber that mimicked the vacuum of space. Then, NASA did something odd. As soon as the work was done, it shut the tower down. The project was officially "mothballed" -- closed up and left empty -- without ever being used."

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NASA's \$349 million monument to its drift, Washington Post\n\n\"In June, NASA finished work on a huge construction project here in Mississippi: a \$349 million laboratory tower, designed to test a new rocket engine in a chamber that mimicked the vacuum of space. Then, NASA did something odd. As soon as the work was done, it shut the tower down. The project was officially \"mothballed\" -- closed up and left empty -- without ever being used.\"

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